The Remaining: Refugees
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Lee’s estimate was that it was around fifty degrees. Tendrils of white clouds streaked the sky like contrails, running east to west. The sun was between them now, and Lee enjoyed its momentary glow on his face.
They made it into Sanford, to the tallest building they could find. Some four story structure on the corner of Steele Street and Carthage Street that bore a sign of faded white paint across red brick that declared it the Sanford Business College. The doors and windows were already busted ...in, so Lee and LaRouche made their way to the stairs and went up to the roof.
Clearing the entire building would have taken too much time, but as they ascended the stairwell, they opened the door to each level and listened carefully. Their concern was with any human occupation, rather than infected. Except in the pursuit of prey, infected tended to stay on the ground. They heard nothing at each floor, and if the building was occupied, those inside were staying very quiet.
As they went, Lee thought about the lack of females, and the more he thought about it the more he began to insist to himself that they would see some today.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Lee’s estimate was that it was around fifty degrees. Tendrils of white clouds streaked the sky like contrails, running east to west. The sun was between them now, and Lee enjoyed its momentary glow on his face.
They made it into Sanford, to the tallest building they could find. Some four story structure on the corner of Steele Street and Carthage Street that bore a sign of faded white paint across red brick that declared it the Sanford Business College. The doors and windows were already busted ...in, so Lee and LaRouche made their way to the stairs and went up to the roof.
Clearing the entire building would have taken too much time, but as they ascended the stairwell, they opened the door to each level and listened carefully. Their concern was with any human occupation, rather than infected. Except in the pursuit of prey, infected tended to stay on the ground. They heard nothing at each floor, and if the building was occupied, those inside were staying very quiet.
As they went, Lee thought about the lack of females, and the more he thought about it the more he began to insist to himself that they would see some today.
What to read after The Remaining: Refugees?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by D.J. Molles to read onlineMoreLess
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